Why read this article? "There's heavy duty text editing lifting to do, and only TextEdit (or XCode's editor) to help me!" you say, "No time to waste!" But using TextEdit for serious text editing is ...

TextMate developer MacroMates announced on Thursday that the code for TextMate 2.0, currently in alpha, is now available via the online GitHub repository. The code is being open sourced in order to ...

Lead TextMate developer Allan Odgaard's decision yesterday to open source the code for the long-awaited version 2.0 was met with a lot of criticism. Ars readers chimed in via comments, our Open Forum, ...

The purpose of this bundle is to provide a working milieu for editing AsciiDoc in TextMate 2. Then, however, Mac OS X 10.9 ("Mavericks") arrived. This caused my Ruby-based TextMate projects (such as ...

cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles (Textmate 1) cd /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles (Textmate 1.5.10 & 2) git clone git ...

The long-delayed TextMate 2 text editor has been open-sourced under the GPL 3 license, says its creator Allan Odgaard. The editor, after being announced years ago, was released as an alpha in December ...

TextMate contains all sorts of nice editing features including columnar editing, spell checking, the ability to automatically indent pasted text, overwrite mode, and clipboard history, allowing you to ...

Allan Odgaard, creator of TextMate, a text editor for Mac, will remain involved in the project, but decided to let users get involved. The long delay in the development of TextMate 2 led many users to ...

Allan Odgaard announced today that the upcoming TextMate 2 (the next version of development text editor TextMate for the Mac, a commercial product that costs US$49) is now open source software, and is ...

Allan Odgaard’s TextMate has been a beloved text editor since 2004 and one of Cult of Mac’s favorite apps for about just as long, but since 2009, development on the app has slowed to a crawl: three ...

Continuing with my theme of using bloggs in eLearning, it is time to write about my favourite posting tool.... The reason I like plain text editors is because I don't like 'flash', but prefer ...